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The General Relativity of the Human Brain: The Effects of Gravity on Human Perception of Time on Earth

2025-03-31

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A century ago, Einstein revolutionized physics with his theory of relativity, showing that space and time are not the same for everyone. They can be altered depending on gravity and speed an object experiences. Previous studies argued that human space and time perception also work according to Einstein's general relativity theory by proving that in weightlessness astronauts tended to underestimate distances and ti...

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9450963a-1abe-5ddb-9034-2b657ea59c50
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10.20944/preprints202503.2358.v1
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